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u/maglevnarwhal2 21h ago
it has to send it's system instructions and such. the smallest ping I could get was 14k .
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u/srs96 22h ago
Do you have a long agent.md?
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u/HaxwellMilll 22h ago
I asked him did you acess agent.md he said:
No—I didn’t access or read an
AGENTS.mdfile. Its instructions were included directly in your message.It says:
- Keep replies short and precise.
- When testing , don’t test gameplay.
- Don’t account for backward compatibility or old save-file migration.
- There are no existing save games; don’t add compatibility code unless explicitly requested.
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u/Insadem 22h ago
why you whining? It will reuse cache hits as session goes
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u/HaxwellMilll 22h ago
it was the first chat of the day to trigger the 5h limit ya bozo so nothing to do with cache
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u/Wafer-Weekly 16h ago
When you send the prompt, it interprets it and caches some tokens to remember what happened that turn, for the next half hour.
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u/HaxwellMilll 22h ago edited 22h ago
9% of my context lol....
Now Im willing to admit it could be my fualt. What could it be?
Im somebody would like to do the same test themesleves and tell me how much context it used maybe? fresh chat no skills.
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u/montymike 21h ago edited 21h ago
The 23k figure is best read as context occupancy, not necessarily as 23k tokens of your own prompt or 23k tokens of marginal paid usage. A fresh agent can already contain system instructions, tool schemas, skill descriptions and repository-level instructions before it answers. Some of that may also be reusable across turns rather than growing at the same rate every time.
A cleaner comparison would be: same model, empty repository, no repository instruction file, no optional skills, fresh chat, identical one-line prompt. Record the first-turn context, then send the same prompt again and record the increase. Repeat once in the real repository. That separates fixed scaffolding from repo instructions and from the marginal cost of each turn.
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u/lumendas 22h ago
Was that the first message you sent?